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Students will practice key reading, writing, multimedia, and critical thinking skills as they learn about the impact these four trailblazing women had on women’s rights.
Grades: 2–5 | Format: MagiCore WebLink + Google Slides + Seesaw
Build background knowledge about Women’s History while students practice reading and writing. Videos, images, and response tasks support the lesson.
Printable activities included! Extend learning with:
Pick and choose the printable activities that fit your students and lesson. There’s no need to complete them all! Teacher directions are included.
Students will practice key reading, writing, multimedia, and critical thinking skills as they learn about the impact these four trailblazing women had on women’s rights.
Whole-class exploration, small groups, centers, or cross-curricular enrichment. Model with grades 2–3; on-level grades 4–5 can work independently.
Preview the content and links, check device and internet access, and assign your preferred version. YouTube access is required for linked videos. Video-embedding instructions are included.
Reading comprehension, written responses, and interpreting multimedia sources.
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Resources by Mrs. Rachel –
This is an amazing resource for students to learn about women in history. I am so grateful it was available in Google Slides, as well.
Carmen R. –
Terrific opportunity for students to engage in the learning at their own individual pace- they decided where to begin and they enjoyed the total interactive aspect of the tasks.
kailey majewski –
This is a great resource.
Mary S. –
Wonderful supplement to teaching Women’s History Month.
Katie Jenkins –
Great!
Morgan Brandenberger –
My MS and HS students with ASD and other learning needs enjoyed this in person and online
Learning Lizzard –
Great information!
Lynn N. –
My students LOVE doing these virtual field trips!
Ms Tees Treasures –
Thank your for this resource!!
MELISSA M. –
This is such a fun way to get our Women’s History Month started. My students enjoy these field trips and all they offer.
Abigail T. –
My kids had a blast with this field trip and started asking for more!
Victoria M. –
My students are enjoying the virtual field trips. This is the 3rd one we’ve done and they are really engaged with it! So much great information!
Amber N. –
I’m using this as my media center lesson this month. I love that I’m able to assign to my students via Google Classroom and they are able to work independently on it. Great resource.
Ashleigh Noel –
Very great women highlighted in this!!